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Jupiler Pro LeagueMatch day 2726-02-2023 13:30
After the derby against Cercle and the round of 16 in the Champions League against Benfica, Club Brugge will face another difficult match on Sunday: rival Ghent will come to visit. Not only honor is at stake in the Battle of Flanders, also a place in the top four. “It’s going to be tough”, Club coach Scott Parker – who feels the pressure around his person is rising – looks ahead.
- in advance, 19:08. Skov Olsen still out for weeks. Parker also had bad news about tastemaker Andreas Skov Olsen. The Dane will be sidelined longer than hoped and will also miss the clash against Ghent. “Andreas will not be ready. He will be out for a few weeks. We thought he was on his way back, but now he has a problem with his appendix. It is very frustrating because Andreas is a player with a lot of quality. ” .
Skov Olsen nog weken out
Parker also had bad news about tastemaker Andreas Skov Olsen. The Dane will be sidelined longer than hoped and will also miss the clash against Ghent.
“Andreas will not be ready. He will be out for a few weeks. We thought he was on his way back, but now he has a problem with his appendix. It is very frustrating because Andreas is a player with a lot of quality. “
- in advance, 19:06. I see the problems and I also see the progression. I get that from the outside people don’t see that. I don’t need support from the board. Scott Parker, coach Club Brugge.
I see the problems and I also see the progression. I get that from the outside people don’t see that. I don’t need support from the board.
Scott Parker, coach Club Brugge
- in advance, 7:05 PM. Parker: “It will be tough against Ghent”. Club Brugge is in stormy weather. Blauw-zwart has not been able to get the engine running in the competition for weeks and in the Champions League they lost against Benfica without a chance. The arrival of rival Ghent comes at a difficult time on Sunday. “It’s going to be a tough game for several reasons,” said Club coach Scott Parker. “There is the history between the two clubs, but we are now both fighting for the top four. I was in the Ghelamco Arena on Thursday and saw Ghent at work, it’s just a very good team.” “Whether it will be an advantage that Ghent had to play 120 minutes in Europe? It may not be ideal for them, but I don’t think it will make a difference.” The pressure around Parker’s person increased after the non-match against Cercle. “But I’m just doing my job. I see the problems and I also see the progress. I understand that from the outside people don’t see that. I don’t need a statement of support from the board.” “There is much more than just the results. It’s not that if you lose it’s necessarily bad. Just like it’s not necessarily good if you win. The margins of profit or loss are very small, even if it was last weekend just very bad.” .
Parker: “It will be tough against Ghent”
Club Brugge is in stormy weather. Blauw-zwart has not been able to get the engine running in the competition for weeks and in the Champions League they lost against Benfica without a chance. The arrival of rival Ghent comes at a difficult time on Sunday.
“It’s going to be a tough game for several reasons,” said Club coach Scott Parker. “There is the history between the two clubs, but we are now both fighting for the top four. I was in the Ghelamco Arena on Thursday and saw Ghent at work, it’s just a very good team.”
“Whether it will be an advantage that Ghent had to play 120 minutes in Europe? It may not be ideal for them, but I don’t think it will make a difference.”
The pressure around Parker’s person increased after the non-match against Cercle. “But I’m just doing my job. I see the problems and I also see the progress. I understand that from the outside people don’t see that. I don’t need a statement of support from the board.”
“There is much more than just the results. It’s not that if you lose it’s necessarily bad. Just like it’s not necessarily good if you win. The margins of profit or loss are very small, even if it was last weekend just very bad.”
- in advance, 7 p.m.
- Before, 7 p.m
